Posts Tagged: coronavirus activities
December 23, 2020
Helping Children Find Meaning in a Pandemic: Questions for a Holiday Reflection
by Willough Jenkins, MD As the year turns over to 2021, it is a time for natural reflection, and I suspect many families will be having conversations about the COVID-19 pandemic. It is tempting when discussing the hardships of the pandemic to immediately jump to encouraging children to “look on the bright side” or remind…
COVID-19, Staff Stories
coronavirus, coronavirus activities, covid-19, family activities
August 3, 2020
At-Home Activities to Help Kids Cope with COVID-19 Isolation (While They Also Have Fun)
by Maggie Mayo, CCLS, and Carissa Menard, CCLS As we move forward and continue to embrace these difficult times thought the COVID-19 pandemic, keeping our minds occupied and our emotional well-being attended to can be challenging for all of us, including kiddos. As child life specialists, our job is to make the hospital experience less…
Child Life, COVID-19
certified child life specialist, child life, coping, coronavirus, coronavirus activities, covid-19, emotional wellness, mental health
June 19, 2020
Fun and Motivating Ways to Keep Kids Moving
by Danni Leonard, CCLS; Marie Osthimer, CCLS; and Joseph Remaley, LCSW While we’re all at home more than we’re used to, it’s more important than ever to keep your kids engaged and active. There are many benefits to exercise, including amplifying concentration, lowering stress and improving health. Below, we’ve outlined a few activities that are…
Child Life, COVID-19
certified child life specialist, child life, coronavirus, coronavirus activities, covid-19
May 29, 2020
Take the Compassion, Connection and Control Challenge
by Desiree Shapiro, MD COVID-19 has affected all of our lives and challenged us in various ways. How do we support one another and cultivate our resilience amidst the chaos? Here are three C’s to consider incorporating into your daily routine and sharing with your children and family today. Compassion This is a time to…
Behavioral Health, COVID-19
coronavirus, coronavirus activities, covid-19, family relationships, friendship, mental health, social connection
May 26, 2020
Structuring Time Spent at Home for Children of All Ages
by Erin Carpenter, CCLS; Aislinn Mooney, CCLS; and Madeline Zinngrabe, CCLS It can be challenging to keep a schedule and routine at home during this uncertain time. You may see regressive or withdrawn behavior when your child is trying to adapt and manage their feelings and changes to their routine. Keeping your child’s environment structured…
Child Development, Child Life, COVID-19
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